Angela Biggs serves as Managing Director, Investment for Grosvenor and has over 19 years of

industry experience. She is responsible for acquisitions of multifamily, retail and office properties in

Northern and Southern California. She chairs Grosvenor's Eaton Program, a global initiative

designed to enable improvement through the delivery of strategic initiatives across worldwide

operating companies. Angela co-chairs ULI NEXT, is active in her firm’s DEI Racial and Gender

Equity committees and was recognized by GlobeSt. as a 2022 Woman of Influence. Prior to

Grosvenor, Angela oversaw portfolio management for the Sares Regis Group Value-Add

Multifamily Funds, developed enterprise data centers for Vantage Data Centers and invested in

retail and lodging portfolios at Farallon Capital Management. She holds a B.A. from University of

California Los Angeles and an M.B.A. from Wharton School of University of Pennsylvania.

Connor Kidd is President and CEO of The Swig Company and has over a decade of institutional commercial real estate experience. Connor joined The Swig Company in 2009 with the Investments Team and led the Asset Management team since from January 2019 until September 2023. Throughout his career, Connor has participated as a principal in transactions of over $5 billion in value, comprising over 6 million square feet and over 500 multifamily units. Before joining The Swig Company, Connor held real estate positions at Hunter Properties, AMB Properties (now Prologis), and North Star Realty Finance. Connor has a Bachelor of Science and an MBA from Stanford University. He is an active member of the San Francisco NAIOP chapter and a member of the Stanford Alumni Real Estate Counsel (SREC).

Gordon Childress brings 34 years of experience in the construction industry

across various markets, including airports, education, healthcare and

manufacturing. He currently runs Skanska USA Building’s operations in the

State of California. Previously, he held operational leadership roles at

contractor and developer companies in Northern California and Oregon.

Gordon is active in the local community. He currently sits on the CEA

Executive Board and served as 2021 Chair of the Northern California Hard

Hats with Heart. Hard Hats with Heart benefits the American Heart

Association and works to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier

lives, specifically aimed toward the construction industry’s elevated risk.

A LEED accredited professional, Gordon received his B.S. in building

construction from Texas A&M University.

With 25 years of experience in complex risk insurance brokerage, Matthew serves as the Real Estate Practice Leader at Heffernan Insurance Brokers (HIB). In this role, he designs insurance programs for both commercial and residential developments, encompassing projects under construction as well as completed real estate portfolios. HIB's real estate clientele includes nationwide developers, lenders, REITs, and family offices. Additionally, HIB maintains a London operation, facilitating efficient access to the Lloyd's insurance market.

A name partner of the firm, Anton N. Natsis is Chair of Allen Matkins’ Real Estate Department and is one of the top real estate attorneys in the United States. His practice focuses on development, leasing, purchase and sale, and portfolio investment sales transactions involving office, retail, and industrial projects, as well as arbitrating numerous fair market value disputes, CAM disputes and other significant landlord/tenant disputes. He also has extensive experience in debt, equity, and joint venture workouts, and the purchase of distressed assets and distressed debt. Tony is continually sought out by some of the largest national land owners, such as J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Blackstone Real Estate, Brookfield Properties, HCP, Vornado Realty Trust, Regent Properties, The Irvine Company, Boston Properties, Equity Office Properties, Kilroy Realty, Inc., Beacon Capital Partners, MPG Office Trust, Kamehameha Schools (The Bishop Estate) and Westfield Corporation. He represents many governmental entities, including the LAUSD, State of California, and City of Anaheim. Tony is also frequently retained as counsel for major national office tenants, such as AT&T, Citicorp, the FDIC, AIG, The Walt Disney Company, and the Los Angeles Times.

A frequent lecturer and author, Tony is the chief consultant for the California Continuing Education of the Bar Commercial Leasing Series, the legal education reference book on leasing for California attorneys, is an adjunct professor of law at Loyola Law School for a course covering commercial real estate transactions, and has spoken before such national real estate groups as ULI and BOMA. Tony is a founding board member of The Ziman Real Estate Center, which is governed under the joint auspices of the UCLA Anderson School of Business and the UCLA Law School.

In the past decade, Tony has closed commercial office leases exceeding 50 million square feet. He has worked on real estate purchase contracts with a total consideration of more than $30 billion and on development transactions with a total consideration in excess of $25 billion. Since 2006, Tony has represented clients in office building portfolio investment sales transactions involving over $75 billion of consideration.

One of Tony's most significant transactions is the largest real estate acquisition deal in the history of the United States. He provided extensive real estate services in connection with Blackstone Real Estate's purchase of Equity Office Properties Trust, at that point the largest owner of office space in the U.S. other than the Federal Government, for $43 billion. Subsequently, Blackstone contracted to sell over 50% of the properties it purchased with such sales closing in the first and second quarter of 2007. Tony assisted Blackstone in its acquisition due diligence related to EOP and the subsequent sales of the properties. The transactions related to this deal included Maguire Properties' purchase of Blackstone/EOP in Orange County for $2 billion, Irvine Company's purchase of Blackstone/EOP in San Diego for $1 billion, Morgan Stanley's purchase of Blackstone/EOP in San Francisco for $2.5 billion, and Beacon Capital Partners’ purchase of Blackstone/EOP Seattle for $6.3 billion.

As Executive Vice President of the Northern California & Mountain Regions for

Brookfield Properties’ U.S. Office Division, David Sternberg oversees the leasing,

management, and construction of approximately 9M square feet of premier commercial

office properties in downtown Denver, San Francisco, and Seattle. In addition, Sternberg

has been a part of the Senior Leadership team involved with two major developments in

San Francisco, 415 Natoma and Pier 70.

During his 30-plus year career in commercial real estate, Sternberg has also held

management positions with major real estate investment and property management

companies in Chicago, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis. Active in numerous civic

leadership roles, Sternberg serves as Chair for the Denver’s Upper Downtown

Stakeholder’s group and Downtown Denver Partnership Management Group, is a board

member for Denver Civic Ventures and the Bay Area Council, and works closely with

elected officials, civic leaders and arts organizations.

Originally from the Chicago area, Sternberg currently resides just outside San Francisco

with his wife Robin. They have three children.

Jeremy Bachrach, Senior Director, Acquisitions and Development, joined

Tishman Speyer in 2018 and currently oversees multiple development projects

in San Francisco and Los Angeles. This includes leadership of the Santa Monica

Collection, eight multifamily sites in Downtown Santa Monica, and the residential

and horizontal infrastructure components of Mission Rock, a 28-acre mixed use

development in San Francisco. He also serves as the Tishman Speyer

representative on multiple LIHTC projects which are being developed in

conjunction with MidPen Housing. Previously he was responsible for entitling,

developing and negotiating joint ventures for other multifamily and commercial

sites in San Francisco. Prior to Tishman Speyer, Jeremy worked in Acquisitions

at the Prado Group, a San Francisco-based developer, and at PGIM Real Estate

Finance. During his time at PGIM, he underwrote over $3.0B in affordable

housing senior financing, and focused on mixed income and mixed use projects

with a variety of capital sources including: LIHTCs, Tax-Exempt Bonds, and

Section 8.

Tina Chang is a Partner at Associate Capital, where she leads design and master development efforts at the Power Station. In this capacity, she selects and partners with the globe’s most talented and innovative designer professionals to deliver world-class, sustainable and intentionally-crafted buildings. Prior to Associate Capital, Tina spent nearly a decade in the public sector. She managed large-scale entitlement projects as a Senior Planner with the San Francisco Planning Department, and she master-planned US Naval installations in the Middle East and Washington, D.C. region during her time with the US Navy. She earned a Master of City and Regional Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and B.A. in International Development Studies from the University of California, Los Angeles. Tina serves as a Commissioner on the San Francisco Board of Appeals and as Board Chair of the Homeless Prenatal Program, a nationally-recognized family resource center that empowers women and families by facilitating housing security, healthy babies and economic sustainability. She lives in San Francisco with her family.

With over two decades of experience, Angela’s expertise spans both design and business development, overseeing various market sectors, and leading an office and studio. Throughout her career, she has built and cultivated deep relationships and trust with clients, consultants, contractors, and community leaders.

Angela has a proven track record of achieving strategic goals, positioning firms for growth and profitability, and ensuring high client satisfaction. Her global experience, and previous roles with KPF and SOM has refined her design approach, emphasizing culturally driven and program-oriented solutions. Her passion for multidisciplinary collaboration brings a unique dimension to her architectural projects. Some notable mixed-use projects in her portfolio include 415 Natoma, the New Beijing Poly Plaza, Poly International Plaza, The Bellevue, The Rise Master Plan, and Google San Jose Downtown West.

As an architect deeply passionate about design, Angela specializes in complex projects that align with like-minded clients, aiming to create exceptional designs that benefit present and future generations. Her designs blend innovation, functionality, and beauty, drawing from her interdisciplinary knowledge and expertise.

Dan Calamuci is the senior representative for strategic campaigns and research at the Nor Cal

Carpenters Union, representing nearly 37,000 members in carpentry and related crafts in California’s

northern 46 counties. Dan leads a team engaged in policy analysis, construction industry economic

analysis, and strategic research for organizing, compliance, and contract campaigns. In 2023, Dan was

appointed by Governor Newsom to California’s Fraud Assessment Commission, representing organized

labor. In 2024, Dan was elected to the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee, and he

currently serves as the Vice Chair of the San Francisco Democratic Party and an executive board member

of the California Democratic Party. He holds an M.S. in Labor Studies from the University of

Massachusetts-Amherst, and a B.A. from George Washington University

Real estate professional with more than 15 years of experience in development, land planning, and project management. Experience includes planning and implementing the Transbay Redevelopment Project in Downtown San Francisco, which involved serving as the lead negotiator on a variety of complex real estate and public/private development transactions, including more than $400 million in land dispositions.

Managing Director: Head of Portfolio Management and Co-Head of Investments for Veritas Investments and has over 20 years of industry experience. Mr. Reuter focuses on multifamily portfolio management and investment activities for the Bay Area and Pacific Northwest. Prior to joining Veritas, Mr. Reuter held senior positions at Swift Real Estate Partners, The Green Cities Company, and Prologis.

Mr. Reuter holds a BA from UCLA and an MBA from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

Danielle Friend joined Harvest Properties as the Director of Architecture and Construction in June 2018. At Harvest, Danielle leverages her design and implementation expertise to evaluate acquisition targets as well as to develop the strategy for various asset repositioning efforts. Danielle’s responsibilities include developing and implementing project management processes and tools for the Operations and Asset Management Teams to ensure the optimal execution of capital and tenant improvement projects across the 11MM square foot portfolio.

Prior to working at Harvest, Danielle spent eight years at JLL leading project management services for the Northwest Office Sector, overseeing 5 million+ square feet of capital and tenant improvement projects valued at over $250MM.

Danielle earned her Master of Architecture degree from Pratt Institute. Prior to attending graduate school, she graduated with High Honors from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Originally from New York, Danielle and her husband moved to the Bay Area from Chicago 5 years ago and enjoying hiking in Marin with their dog, Reggie. Danielle and her family support various charitable organizations including the ASPCA, AIPAC, Equality California, and Venice Arts.

Brent Saldaña advises investors, developers, owners and operators, and others in the real estate industry

in diverse, sophisticated real estate and corporate transactions. His clients span from individual investors

and family-owned real estate enterprises, to established developers, to sponsors launching real estate

funds, and his experience touches on multiple asset types and classes, including multifamily, office,

hospitality, industrial, R&D campuses, and vineyards, among others. He serves as chair of Farella Braun

+ Martel’s Real Estate Group.

Brent has extensive experience in acquisitions and dispositions, construction and permanent financings,

multi-tiered joint ventures and entity formations, development projects, leasing, and asset and property

management arrangements. He advises clients in many unusual deals requiring creative structures,

including unique land swap transactions and challenging tenant workouts. Brent also works closely with

members of Farella’s Family Wealth Group in structuring real estate holdings and succession planning

for families looking to preserve generational wealth.

Brent’s practice has a particular focus on complex real estate projects in the San Francisco Bay Area that

require negotiating mutually beneficial solutions among multiple stakeholders to protect his clients’

interests. His work involves thoughtful consideration of interrelated agreements, excellent project

management skills, and a continual appreciation of the big picture. He brings an infectious enthusiasm

for placemaking, the built environment, and all things real estate.

Representative work includes:

 Representing the interest of a major investor in a hotel property in Oakland, CA, and

representing the seller of a hotel in Oakland.

 Representing the owner in the refinancing and sale of Cavallo Point Lodge in Marin County.

 Representing the developer in adaptive reuse projects in the East Bay involving the exercise of

purchase rights in leases with the municipality, structuring of joint ventures, obtaining

construction financing, and negotiation of reciprocal utility easements with adjacent owners.

 Representing a multifamily owner and operator in the restructuring of a dozen of its limited

partnerships and tenancy in common holdings along the West Coast.

 Representing the seller in the sale of a Peninsula office building re-entitled for multifamily

construction. This sale, involving seven separate owners, required intricate seller financing,

facilitated by the appointment of an administrative agent.

 Representing a sponsor in the formation of a single-family residential investment fund targeting

assets in the Southwest.

 Representing owners and operators of collective retail experiences, including representation of a

flower market operator and food hall operator.

 Advising an office/retail unit owner in the foreclosure of an assessment lien under a reciprocal

easement agreement against an adjoining unit owner.

 Negotiating a $175MM credit facility, including lines of credit, secured by personal property

assets for a Bay Area-based construction company.

 Advising clients on Subdivision Map Act, Tenant Protection Act, Commercial Tenant Protection

Act and other California statutory law issues.

 Negotiating financing for the developer of a mixed-use project in India Basin in San Francisco.

 Assisting an East Bay developer with build-to-suit leases, including a build-to-suit lease for a

220,000-square-foot office building for a life sciences company.

 Representing winery and vineyard owners and operators in water infrastructure and water rights

easements.

 Advising a senior living owner and operator in sale negotiations with a developer of an adjacent

mixed-use project in San Jose in which the senior living owner obtained future easement and

other rights in an intricate set of sale and easement agreements.

Brent is a 2025 Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) Fellow. Prior to joining a law firm, Brent

worked in development and marketing at The San Francisco Foundation and as in-house counsel for a

CDFI fund (nonprofit lender) lending to businesses in New York and in disaster recovery zones.

Brent earned his J.D. with honors from the University of Texas School of Law and his B.A. with honors

from Tufts University. He is admitted to practice in California and New York.

Sherif Hassan, VP of Strategic Partnerships North America at Re-Leased, brings over a decade of experience in the real estate and software industries. As a solutions-focused strategist, Sherif leads a dynamic team dedicated to empowering property owners and managers with cutting-edge technology. His expertise in streamlining operations, enhancing portfolio visibility, and driving value enables clients to optimize performance. Sherif’s forward-thinking approach also fosters long-term, positive relationships between owners and tenants, ensuring sustainable growth and success in a competitive market.

Ned Segal is a dedicated and passionate San Franciscan, having grown up, raised a family, and worked in the City for most of his life. Prior to his role as San Francisco’s Chief of Housing and Economic Development, Ned served as Twitter's Chief Financial Officer, leading the company's finance functions along with Corporate Development and Partnerships, including Global Content Partnerships, Developer Platform Commercial and Business Development. Previously he served as Senior Vice President of Finance for Intuit, where he led finance for the Small Business Group that delivered QuickBooks, Payments, and Payroll to millions of small businesses and self employed customers. In this role, Ned was responsible for the division's financial and strategic planning. Before joining Intuit, Ned served as Chief Financial Officer of then-public RPX Corp, the leader in patent risk management solutions to technology companies around the world.

Ned began his career at Goldman Sachs, most recently as a Managing Director and Head of Global Software Investment Banking. In this capacity, he advised technology companies from around the world on mergers, acquisitions, IPOs, and other equity and debt financings, and led Goldman Sachs investments in multiple technology companies. Ned's career highlight may still be his tenure as a hot dog vendor at Candlestick Park from 1988-1992.

His professional board service includes terms on the Boards of RingCentral, BostonGene, and BeyondMeat.

Ned earned a BS from Georgetown University in Spanish. He is an active volunteer in the non-profit sector, having served as a Board Member of Tipping Point Community, where he led the Development Committee responsible for teaming with Tipping Point’s leadership to raise nearly $50M to fight poverty in the Bay Area every year. He is a previous Trustee of Lick-Wilmerding High School and Town School for Boys, where he co-led the search that brought the first woman leader of an independent boys’ school to Town in 2017. He also was a founding board member of the San Francisco Neighborhood Theater Foundation, where Ned worked with other civic leaders to help save a number of single-standing theaters, including the Vogue, the Presidio, and the Marina theaters.

Ned and his wife live in their hometown of San Francisco with their three children, where he loves walking the neighborhoods, watching kids' sports, eating at San Francisco’s many amazing restaurants, and attending Giants, Niners, and Warriors games.

Anne Taupier serves as the Director of Development overseeing the management and entitlement of large private and public mixed- use development and affordable housing projects on behalf of the City of San Francisco. The role includes leading negotiations with developers to provide community benefits packages that reflect and enhance the City’s housing, affordability, sustainability, jobs, open space, equity and transportation policy objectives. Anne has worked extensively on San Francisco development projects including: The Hunter’s Point Shipyard, 2013 America’s Cup Host City, 5M, The Plumber’s Union Development, The Conservatory of Music student housing, India Basin, the Flower Mart, Potrero Power Station and Balboa Reservoir. In addition, her experience includes working in the administration under former Mayor Gavin Newsom and as an investigator for the San Francisco Office of the City Attorney. Anne has a strong belief that scarce and unaffordable housing is a local, national and global crisis and that safe and stable housing is an essential component of every community’s public health plan. This focus on providing housing security for everyone is also critical to job stability and a strong and diverse local economy. Anne is a life-long trail runner and former competitive cyclist and tri-athlete. She has worked as a fitness instructor and advocates for programs that encourage girls and young women to

participate in sports, athletics, dance and movement that build strong self-confidence and leadership skills. She has a Masters of Art Education and a B.A in French and Fine Arts from The University of Massachusetts. Anne was also the Co-founder and former Vice President of “The Kerouac Corporation”, a 501-C3 established in her hometown of Lowell, Massachusetts.